Smart Textile-integrated Thermochromic Display for Real-time Temperature Monitoring in Elderly Care DOI
Ching Hao Lee, Jeanne Tan, Hiu Ting Tang

et al.

Research Square (Research Square), Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: May 16, 2025

Abstract With the rapidly aging population, maintaining personalized thermal comfort and preventing heat loss for elderly individuals has become increasingly important. Heating textiles provide an effective solution warmth; however, without proper monitoring, risk of overheating in real-world applications remains a concern. To address this challenge, thermochromic offer visual, real-time temperature indication through colour change, enhancing both safety usability. In study, electric heating were developed woven knitted structures, each offering distinct hand feel performance characteristics. Key parameters, including efficiency, response, insulation, overall comfort, systematically analyzed compared. Findings reveal that double-layer fabric structures exhibit superior distribution efficiency compared to single-layer counterparts, with demonstrating more pronounced change upon heating. Based on these insights, collection cushions was designed care applications. Additionally, as proof concept, fully textile-based electronic control system proposed, enabling caregivers remotely monitor surface real time adjust levels accordingly. By bridging fields textile engineering, smart materials, healthcare study introduces innovative design strategies enhance functionality user experience elderly-focused textiles.

Language: Английский

Smart Textile-integrated Thermochromic Display for Real-time Temperature Monitoring in Elderly Care DOI
Ching Hao Lee, Jeanne Tan, Hiu Ting Tang

et al.

Research Square (Research Square), Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: May 16, 2025

Abstract With the rapidly aging population, maintaining personalized thermal comfort and preventing heat loss for elderly individuals has become increasingly important. Heating textiles provide an effective solution warmth; however, without proper monitoring, risk of overheating in real-world applications remains a concern. To address this challenge, thermochromic offer visual, real-time temperature indication through colour change, enhancing both safety usability. In study, electric heating were developed woven knitted structures, each offering distinct hand feel performance characteristics. Key parameters, including efficiency, response, insulation, overall comfort, systematically analyzed compared. Findings reveal that double-layer fabric structures exhibit superior distribution efficiency compared to single-layer counterparts, with demonstrating more pronounced change upon heating. Based on these insights, collection cushions was designed care applications. Additionally, as proof concept, fully textile-based electronic control system proposed, enabling caregivers remotely monitor surface real time adjust levels accordingly. By bridging fields textile engineering, smart materials, healthcare study introduces innovative design strategies enhance functionality user experience elderly-focused textiles.

Language: Английский

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